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Posted by Encryption Failure E on January 17, 2003, at 15:21:10
Bonjour, je me présente suivant mon passé psychiatrique. J'ai été catalogué maniaco-dépressif. ma connaissance de la nosologie me permet d'infirmer ce diagnostic en disant que je suis en fait paranoïaque. Cette connaissance de mon affection me permet d'en diminuer l'impact social et les manifestations pathologiques. Il est vrai que je suis également hypocondriaque.
J'ai eu une réaction très handicapante à un neuroleptique, réaction qui n'est pas décrite à ma connaissance dans la littérature. Le produit en question est la sulpiride, les symptomes que j'avais étaient des dyskinésies. Ces troubles étant réputés permanents, j'ai le bonheur d'en être venu à bout.
Je souffre également de troubles obsessionnels sous une forme qui est très peu décrite (à suivre)
Posted by Encryption Failure E on January 17, 2003, at 15:33:19
In reply to presentation aide demand�e, posted by Encryption Failure E on January 17, 2003, at 15:21:10
Hello, I present myself according to my psychiatric past. I have been classified "bipolar disease" . my knowledge of the nosology enables me to cancel this diagnosis by saying that I am in fact paranoiac. This knowledge of my disease enables me to decrease by them the social impact and the pathological demonstrations. It is true that I am also hypochondriac.
I had a very handicapping reaction to a nerve sedative, reaction which isn't totally described as far as i know in litterature. The product in question is the sulpiride, the symptoms which I suffered were dyskinesies. these disorders are said to be permanent I have the happiness of getting pratically rid of them.
I suffer from obsessional disorders too in a form which is not much described in litterature
(to be followed)
Posted by Encryption Failure E on January 17, 2003, at 15:36:37
In reply to better translation than babelfish's, posted by Encryption Failure E on January 17, 2003, at 15:33:19
J'ai eu une autre expérience curieuse mais celle-ci positive avec un autre psychotrope, je ne sais malheureusement pas lequel c'est pour le moment:
je souffre d'un léger strabisme qui empêche la vision binoculaire. sous l'effet de ce produit (à déterminer) j'ai pu voir en relief. j'ai eu beau faire une recherche poussée sur les effets des neuroleptiques sur l'aire visuelle et les muscles des yeux, je n'ai rien trouvé
Posted by Encryption Failure E on January 17, 2003, at 15:39:43
In reply to better translation than babelfish's, posted by Encryption Failure E on January 17, 2003, at 15:33:19
J'ai eu une autre experience curieuse mais celle-ci positive avec un autre psychotrope, je ne sais malheureusement pas lequel c'est pour le moment:
je souffre d'un leger strabisme qui empeche la vision binoculaire. sous l'effet de ce produit (a determiner) j'ai pu voir en relief. j'ai eu beau faire une recherche poussee sur les effets des neuroleptiques sur l'aire visuelle et les muscles des yeux, je n'ai rien trouve.
Ce produit m'a ete prescrit en 1986
Posted by Dr. Bob on January 18, 2003, at 14:51:23
In reply to better translation than babelfish's, posted by Encryption Failure E on January 17, 2003, at 15:33:19
Posted by wendy b. on January 21, 2003, at 12:43:26
In reply to suite (en français), posted by Encryption Failure E on January 17, 2003, at 15:39:43
Sorry you are having difficulties, Monsieur Encryption Failure E. By the way, I love your name.
Please tell us what your question is about the "leger strabisme," although I think "light" is translated into French as "lumiere," not "leger," which has the connotation of "gai ou frivole," in your language.
What are your symptoms? What have your physicians told you about it? Do you think it is a psychological problem or a physiological one? Is this board (psychobabble) going to help you, or do you need help finding another one? If we know in more detail what the problems are, we can help you better.
Avec amitié,
Wendy
> J'ai eu une autre experience curieuse mais celle-ci positive avec un autre psychotrope, je ne sais malheureusement pas lequel c'est pour le moment:
> je souffre d'un leger strabisme qui empeche la vision binoculaire. sous l'effet de ce produit (a determiner) j'ai pu voir en relief. j'ai eu beau faire une recherche poussee sur les effets des neuroleptiques sur l'aire visuelle et les muscles des yeux, je n'ai rien trouve.
> Ce produit m'a ete prescrit en 1986
Posted by wendy b. on January 21, 2003, at 13:19:40
In reply to suite (en français), posted by Encryption Failure E on January 17, 2003, at 15:39:43
The following is from this page, a board for photographers:
http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=004LD0
As a child I had strabism and although I can see with both eyes, I can't see with both simultaneously. I use them interchaningly. That's why my 'natural' field of view is smaller and my 85mm lens is closer than a 50mm to what I regard as a normal perspective.
-- Bernhard Mayr (San Diego, CA) , January 11, 2003; 06:32 P.M. Eastern
-----------------------------------------Is this what you mean by "strabisme," that you can't see out of both eyes simultaneously?
Here is another example of a definition:http://www.theeyestation.com/other/strabism.htm
Is this what you suffer from?
If so, how about checking with a neurologist? Unless you think it is of psychological origin? Tell us what you are thinking.
Wendy
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